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    CHAPTER 6 CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS 6.1 CONCLUSION: As discussed in the introduction thatthe relationships of humans with animals, includes animals as sources of food, as companions, as objects of sports, as sources of entertainment, and as cultural icons. Humans and animals have had a social, cultural, and ecological relationship since they have existed. India is facing significant problem of Animal protection laws. The welfare of wild and particularly domestic animals in India is very low on…

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    Animal Testing: Beneficial or Inhumane Is animal testing really efficient or time wasting? It is said that animal testing is unnecessary and purposeless. Would you want your beloved pet to be tested on, go through painful medical procedures, and left for dead? The testing on animals are expensive, consumes a lot of unresentful time and energy, and basically kills animals. “An estimated 26 million animals are used every year in the United States for scientific and commercial testing.”…

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    For several years there has been a debate about animal testing. Animal testing is controversial because it involves animals that are being tested on for chemical products. More than 100 million animals are used for testing worldwide. Animal testing is to test products that range from prescription drugs to cosmetics on animals. I believe people should be informed on how harmful the chemicals are in the products that they buy. A way to inform people on how harmful the chemicals are in the products…

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    INTRODUCTION The West Indian manatee’s scientific name is Trichechus manatus, which approximately translates to “sea cow”. They are a member of the order Sirenia which contain the dugong and the abruptly extinct Steller’s sea cow. Manatees are large and come in varying colors of gray and brown. They are marine mammals but unlike a dolphin or whale the manatee has a flat, paddle like tail. They have two front flippers which each has at least three nails on it, another quality distinguishing it…

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    Name: Georges Maljian Topic: Animal Rights General Purpose: To persuade Specific Purpose: By the end of my speech, the audience should acquire a better understanding of why animals should have rights and treat them the same way they treat one another. Thesis: Sharing most of the same feelings and emotions we do, animals are not ours to use for entertainment, eat, experiment on, wear, or abuse in any other way. Introduction: Attention Getter: Each year 10000 dogs die in illegal dog fighting…

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    There is lot of controversy surrounding the non-human or animal rights. There is much less disagreement on the consequences of accepting that animals have rights. Animal rights do not allow some things to be done on the animals. The ethics surrounding this teach us that certain things are wrong if done to the animals. It is important to avoid doing some things to animals. Animals are a major part of the environment. To protect the rights of animals is must to every human in the environment.…

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    What does it mean to have a heart of change? Animals are much more similar to us than the scientific community believed for a long time, but today many in the scientific community believe that they experience, excitement and depression and the same emotions as human beings. They have a surprising level of intelligence, in that they can achieve sophisticated tool making tasks and posses qualities that the majority of people never imagined. It is so hard to realize that so many human…

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    Every year, over 100,000 American horses are transported over U.S. borders to be slaughtered for human consumption (“Horse Slaughter”). Hearing the term “horse slaughter” is enough to send a chill up someone’s spine. Slaughtering horses is an inhumane way for them to die. Dozens of horses are forced into cattle trailers where they will travel thousands of miles across the border to the slaughterhouses. Most of them arrive malnourished, injured, or even dead. As of 2007 the slaughtering of horses…

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    The Legislatures should enforce additional laws in order to more effectively prevent most methods of animal cruelty and neglect, because animals should not be punished or killed for being born at the wrong time and place. Animals shouldn’t be penalized for no longer being cute or young. Animals shouldn’t be used as play toys for young children or for fighting to entertain men to gain profit. Animals should not be crammed into a small area with an unfair life because they will become food in…

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    Animal testing is utilized to shield us people from an extensive variety of chemicals and items, including medications, immunizations, beautifying agents, family unit cleaners, pesticides, sustenances, and pressing materials. The security testing of chemicals and customer items most likely records for just around 10% to 20% of the utilization of creatures in research centers, yet this generally little sum has brought about a lot of contention. It raises issues, for example, the morals and…

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